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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
A Scholarly Railroad watchman.
From the Boston Post.

From the Boston Post.
At one place. forget whore now-the line
Of . certain railroad runs through . very
lonely country. There 10 no house for five
miles; there are dense woods on one side, At
least, Of the tracks. and about half way of the
distance there 10 . bridge Twice this bridge
had been fired BY tramps and each tune Q
''limited express" had . narrow escape The
company cor ssquently decided to build hut
there and put . wstchman in It 1t WAS In
summer and an eccentric college professor
applied for the position. He liked solitude,
he said, bad fancy for seeing trains 20 by
and wasn't afraid oil the trampA Accordingly
be established himself there with an oil stove,
. small arsenal OF weapons and . big dog.
Twice every day . freight train stopped to
leave provisions and there was Q spring of
cool water near the hut He returned to his
WORK in the fall much refreshed by his quiet
life and with monograph In his valise which
he sold at . good price to some philosophic
review.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

DAshing William Lorman Roberts, who
had . seat in the New York stock exchange,
but did his principal In Baltimore, where
bis office was st room No 81 Chamber ol
Commerce building, has disappeared. The
impression prevails that hs 10 Canada. He
has been financially embarrassed for some
time, and only . few days ago was suspended
from the New York stock exchange. 1t was
not known generally, however, in what q
serious plight he wsA although Q year or
two ago he was worth $500 OOO.
He has lost It al, besides using large sum
OF his mothers estate and appropristing 70
bis own use $4,000, It IL said, OF securities OF
the l.ormsn estate, OF which he was CO tFus.
tres with the Safe Deposit company OF Bslti.
more. Besides this Il 70 estinasod that ne
owes ", 900 70 baltimore parties and $50 OOO
more 70 parties In New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

THE proclamation of the Irish National
League is not % serious - 1t ct frst seemA
1t hes oil along been expected. and il effects
have been discounted. There was fear that
It might be used to paralyzs the registration
efforts In Nationalist districts, but this has
been provided against. 1t 10 believed also
that this tyrsnnous proceeding will hasten the
Gladstonian reaction In Great Britain. Cham
berlain and T. w. Russell have already gont
out Of the Unionist party In consequence o
this move, and bigger break may be soor
expected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

From the Omaha World.
MrA AslOr, OF New YoYk-Dear me
What geese We have made OF ourselves
Calisr-lmpossiblA
"No, itS truA Here vs have been suub.
bing Mr.. vsndsrbiit and Il turns out hs n
tuss = blue bl00dsd - the ret OF ua.
tree 6 last 2"
!. ~ nH e: q: sss: s.s s;sss.y ba' sAs paper ays
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
q P0gilissio 0oy.

A Dig newsboy was insulting small boot
osscs 10 me po:.otios yestsrdsy when lst
ter.cssster eaid 70 the little fellow
wouldn't sland Il n i vers vou.n
Am Obliged To-" answered the nov. N
ne uott.o eaoog With the carrier. TS oui
~ M, ucoooinon toss summsT, my trainer is ouI
Wss!, ana the police WOuidn' lei us no -
yooa ssC Toono; anyhow. Wait TN ioaick
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

CROOK Op A0es."
"Roch OF Ages, cleft for me-"
Thoughtlessiy the maiden sung;
Fell tho words unconsciously
From her Girlish. sleefui tongues
Sang ~ little children sing;
sApg ~ sing the birds In June;
Fell the words ike bright leaves down
On the current Of the tune;
"Rock Of Ages. cleft for me.
Let me hide my self In Thee"
"Ict me hide myself In Thee"
Felt her soul no need ~ hide;
sweet the song a. song could be
And she had no thought beside;
All the words unhecdingly
Fell from lips untouched by care,
Dreaming not they each might be
On some other tips a prayer-
"Rock Of Ages, cleft for inc.
Let me hide myself In Thee"
"Rock Of Ages. cisr for mo"
Twas woman sung them now.
Pleadinsiy ana prayertuliy;
Every word her heart did know
Rose the song ~ storm.tosssd bird
Heats with weary wing the Air:
Every note with sorrow stirred.
Every syllable prayer
"Rock OF Agee. c'cu for me,
Let me hide myself In Thee"
"Rock OF Ages. cleft for me :"
Lips grown aged sang the hymn
Trustingiy ana tenderly-
Voice grown weak and eyes grown dim
Let me hide myself In Thee"
Trembling though the voice and low,
hose the sweet strain peacefully.
Like river in its nov.
Sung "a on,y they can sing
Who life's thorny paths have pressed;
kock Of Ages cleft for me,
Let me hide myself In Thee"
Rock Of Ages. cleft for me-"
sung above . comm lid;
Underneath all restfully,
All LIES Joys and sorrows hid
Nevermore. y storm. tossed soul
Nevermore from wind or tide,
Eever,uore from billows' roll
wilt thou ueed thyself to hide.
Could the sightless, sunken eyes,
Close beneath the soft. gray hair.
Could the mute and stitfened lips
Move again in pleading prayer.
stu. aye st,ll. the words would be,
LET me hide myself in thee"
Anon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

WITH steve Wilson for Judge and John
Greer for inspector OF soldiers orphan
schools, II II apparent that the Beaver admin.
istration will be conducted on . high moral
planA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
A RriNAta Aalluu

From the omaha World.
Book Agent am Offering to the public .
new work, the Encyclopedis Universal,
Eternal, only fine
Omaha Man-Come In, sir. Don't stand
there In the hot sun.
oil guess you didn't understand. l am
selling"
"Csrtainly. There, take that seat by the
window. i am delighted to sse you"
"Permit me to ex plain. This book, glorious
book, ID complete In forty.tive volumes, at 81
volume, and l am the agent for It."
~ sm sorry you brought only one volume.
Can you get the rest soon 20
"Oh yes, but"
"By the way, there's the bell. Stay "a
dinner, won't you?'
al j beg pardon. This Is very strange. Am
l awake or dreamipg?"
"Yes, the house don't look very pretty,
does IL? You see this 10 . private insane
asylum, and am one Of the pstientA"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

THE suns eclipse yesterday has not yet
been heard from, but ss its path was through
Germany, Poland, Russia, Manchoorta and
Japan, We must give it . little extra time In
which to report
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

q DRGAOvUL CAsE.
Ny love would mssk
were tt not for her Wiles,
Whsn che smiles In basque
AA1 bAsk u her smiles.
.We@ ~ 1esteA Ceurtsv.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
DENSIONs.

sOLDIERs who were disabled from wounds.
Woes. tncapscitAtsd for manual labor, whether
rom yo1nds or oisea.es are entitled 70 pension.
atives OF sGtdisSs Who died Of 6tsabNitiss con.
- SsSSssS e Y r. ssrxscs sse :nass1 2 ps9s!oa:
oithS nsxieAn Wsf are also snaus1 10 psnsionS.
..!isC ..!isC1eAnn: IhoSs md, o. penslcaes % %.
fal CAa Istsr 70 mxay suecsesiuI clslmSSts.
soacss.a y WI sost l6s aoeAina. 70 vrits NJ,
..,,,,iSa iSaE.IS;saS fsssz'is's I'd; sej;:sSsss-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

~ T gn1 Philadelphia, IN the very
a..#nts ot he state, are Er5a.
asiug .ic ne Democratic eourer
ton IA candidate To- both q 'le staJ.
JicW'o1 4naa, sT5a.,r'g n8ag another Old.
scr q: ..s -. ia turs nua. 1lgBt
~'tb"1aHiasE .. s..Fu -.gr. .. poo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
~ Wsdkly Intalligsncer
obe Lancaster Jrtelltaer,fer.
LANcAsTER. AUGUST %. isn.
A Offensive Chsice,

a. VuCUClVO NuVtC0S
The governor Of Pennsylvania has faith.
fully carried out the bargain made for him
before the meeting Of the convention Of
hi party. He has appointed its nominee
fcr supreme judge to the place on the bench
made vacant BY the death Of Judge Mer-
cur. The selection Of Judge Williams for
this position Il not in itself 20 bad - the
fAct that It involved from the beginning
TIE appointment Of Stephen F. Wilson to
b his successor in the Tioga county
court. That consideration originally en-
tered into the intrigue to make Williams
The attorney general Of the state and,
when that scheme was abandoned or
failed, Wilson entered most heartily into
the campaign for Williams for supreme
jndge, with his own eye keenly fixed on the
local succession. He has obtained it. The
! chief purpose of Williams nomination has
boen served.
The Philadelphia Press kindly informs
il readers that the selection Of Wilson, by
Beaver, Il unquestionably in response to
TIE sentiment Of the district in which the
new appointee Is very popular" As Mr..
Lincciu usss lo say for sGs- who ike
talst sarv I appglutnsn. Sc Is Jrat l,a Etud
they *, SUj vii toe cssae..ei .5-.
please tel as whether or aol SIS ls the
salHt stove ~'iisGE who had Terri
tofai JudgeshiP cQt IN NsW irsico, sud
chose toaduct was 20 'amssia and L.5
eG4'aiDg 80 rank tina. even Tie EIGe
sease e decspcy ard cot 90 fas&anGs
para,5g yGat frontier region .aqeAed
ae l-ae.Rfo giH g. uAs aab drv- vim
ap % taa tsritorg
ui sra -7gI 'r,aIsA N it.
s pamr,on q some sedrri 9p0,u5lGent,
:, jsl ngi aaa ir '8 ahiut a .,sgn ,4n.
a.Ge9 -E 80 Tapn.ar ~ su a. dis
ta ans ~ e asa.aft Iai 70 Eee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

READ the high license law, elsewhere pub.
lished, and then remember that you can no
longer be member OF the "bucket brigade"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
RDOlA 1OflOSa
fhs mystery solved.

1t has always been understood that consump
tiOn WAS incu rabl6. but 1t has recently been
discovered that kemps Bslsam for the Throat
and Lungs Is giving more relief than any known
Asthma, Bronchitis and Coughs. Caii on Il. B,
Cochran. druggist, No. l37 North Queen street,
and get trial bottle free OF COST Largo size q
00Ot6 ana N.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
An UNTORTIJNATEPE PEI

The most unfortunate person In the world "a
one afflicted with sick headache, but they Will
Prescription. see advertisement in another
column. Vl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

ALL things considered, the wooden rail.
road bridge must 60 The chief engineer Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul road
shows that on this line there are ITO miles Of
bridges and trestles, and 1t il stated that
probably 100 miles are Of wood alona II this
rate should hold good on other roads, there
would be about 2, 800 miles Of railroad trestle-
work In the country. Even In Ohio, where
stone can easily be procured, seventy feet per
mile Of road IL said to be supported BY tres
ties, and the proportion 10 increasing. At
this rate there would be l,sOO miles OF trestle-
work on the roads of the United StateA The
Engineering News makes this forcible sug.
gestion ON this subject: "Thcss roads are
very few indeed on which any large proper
tion OF the original masonry 10 In good condi.
tion after ten years. where's II the structures
are put In gradually after the road II opened
they are likely to be Of the kind of mason ~
that endurea This is especially true OF the
smaller -irl .f-rs such - cattle guards and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
therefore,, build stone rail-
build them slow and sura

, BRosIUs has entered the
)ngresA Now lot Brosius
ekle Hiestand and Taci.
lew Richmond steps In to
. attention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

workers employed In man.
ming In India 8, ass, ASS are
sctures OF cotton and fisx, -
cture Of dresses, l,O23, 900 In
stone and clay, 473.O 900 In
ron and steel, AZ, 900, or ex.
umper in the manufacture Of
precious stones, 763, 600 in the
ums and resinA and 6sl, ,0OC
re OF bamboo, cane, rushes,
the 1900, 600 workers on
i and professional service
, mer, ministers, priest4 and
10 officers. 1s9, 600 arc pbysi.
and druggists (including
j,64l are authors and literary
re artists, 207, 600 mus icianA
l,OOO teachers and ll,62l
,ns." The product Of the
or In India Is nearly ali con-
For the past six years the
ds Of merchandise from thai
,rsged only sl.2l for each In.
he exports from the United
SIS. 50 for each inhabitsnt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20

Is gear per capita, while that of tho L nited
States Is more than SO per year, per capita.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
And IL II . Great Dos

And IL II . Great Dsal.
From the Chicago Times,
"Mra Cleveland reads Henry James
novela And that is about the only good
thing that can be said OF them"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-20
ME CoNEsroaA WAGON
WV vERT TISEMHNrS.

IlyANTED - MAN TO TAKE THE
w agency Of our safes sire sSxls1ls inches
weight 80 Dc retail price SIS other sizes In
proportion. rHre chance to create n permA
nent business at home. These aAies meet de-
mAnd never before supplied by other safe com
pAnies. ~ We are not governed by the safe Pool.
ALPlNE SAFE CO, Cincinnati. u.
Augl; l6tdwASd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18

What spectacle Is more disgusting than
that Of man or woman with skin disease
which shows itself In pimples and bloichc'
ON hands, arms, face and neck ~ y SIMPLY
in,purr llood. Soc what ljmndrcth's FILLS
did for chronic case:
"For iour years was IN ihc mounted IN
fantry IN the United States army, residing
during that time principally in Iclat
Almost All ~ that time ! Ind n chronic Kin
disease, characterized by an eruption all over
the entire surface II my legs and thieh.,
arms and chest The doctors termed u ecle
ma. I hal given mp all hope of being curc,i.
when Brandrcth's Pills were recommended
On me. / concluded to Try them, and did 20,
and / have thanked God daily since then that
I did 70. think ! used them alioir ih'r Tor
alput three months and, by that time, was
rompletrly cured, and have never had any
trouble since. Ny skin j. a. clear ~ ani
ov.'. OTonaE tnArNAN.
"Pinccnninr, Mich, Dec. =, $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

MAJ. W. J, SYKES has returned nom
Nashville
Mrs. 7. W. Cooke isyisitng relatives at
Coyington.
III. A. THoMs, an old and well known
citizen OF Memphis, died yesterday morn
ing
Miss NELLIE MUM, Of Louisville, Ky,
is visiting Mrs. j. A. Matthews, No. 1853
Union street.
MISSES LILLE AND MITE STRATroN, OF
Carroll avenue, have gone TO Birmingham,
Ala, TO remain month.
MRs. A. II. FALL, of Nashville, and Miss
Lena Wilhoitc, OF Shclbyville are visiting
their sister, Mrs. sam Tate, ir.
Miss SUSIE BATE will arrive in the city
today from 81. Louis, aud remain u few
days, the guest Of Miss Lucille Brinkley.
CAPT. GroRGE ARNOLD returned Jester
day from Greenyille, Miss, where he in
spcCted q lcvec contract on which he has a
large force OF hands at work.
GAIT. J, c. CAMMEI, river editor OF the
ledger, is the happy father Of twins both
girls. The young ladies made their APP
pearancc yesterday evening. Everybody
doing well.
PRoMISIST arrivals at the New Gayoso
hotel yesterday: JAS c. Johnson, Louis
vile; W. &. Nelson, Nashville; Milo F..
Laurence indianapolis; q. NJ. Fisher,
Chicago; Chas b. Hudson, Rochester the
Hon. John Calhoon, Mississippi; John ii.
Kendall New Orleans; Gen. T.. c. John
son, Lexington; Matthew Cocn, New
! York.
NEAR Bartlett yesterday, at the residence
Of DR.. W. I. Arbucklc, the Rev. DIR. L. a,
Ncnablc, OF this city, united in wedlock
MIR. y. \. S,aicos and Miss Lizzie NJ. Ar
buckle. The groom is awcll known young
business man OF this city, and the bride 4
charming young lady, whose beauty and
accomplishments have made her the favor
ito of u large circle OF friends, whose good
wishes now follow her in her new life.
President u. +. MADDEN has gone to
Biloxi, Miss, TO remain few weeks.
From there he may proceed to Florida.
His trip may consume the remaining weeks
Of the present year, after which the Tax.
ing District executive hopes 10 return
home cnioyng all the robust health which
was his prior Ia the recent attack Of ~.
phoid malarial fever. lie is accompanied
by his devoted and patient wife.
vlsIroRs on change yesterday: J. r.
Collins, Central City; A. Peabody, New
York; W. \. seldom, Chattanooga, Tenn
II. H. Brown, T.. b. Stevens, Parsons, kas.
l.. VI. Hunter, Concorlia, Miss; 4. Il
Caruthen Miss; II. W. Teuton, Decatur
Ala. l.. u. Campbell, Cincinnati, O.; G.
VI. Mc,ihcc New York; Vim. Spclings
Mckenzie, Tenn; II. W. Barclay, Louis
vile, Ky; \. VI. Lea, S. Spenglcr, Vicks
burg, Miss; r. Cunningham, Liverpool
L. VI. Hunter, Concordia, Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


The Carleton opera company in the
'SMery War" at the theater tonight.
Recorder Powell fell short of 500 in
lines in his court yesterday. This will
never do.
Will the smoke from those forest fires
IN Arkansas or elsewhere never rise and
foat away from this section?
The cold wave flag fluttered in the
breezes tinged with Arctic frigidity which
came down upon the city yesterday.
The sale OF seats for the Ellie Ellsler
Engagement at the theater next week will
open at Witzman's music store tomorrow
morning.
st. Peters bazaar is an excellent place
10 obtain choice supper, cheap, between
the hours Of 9 o'clock p, IN, and II o'clock
midnight.
---Memphis pushed Galveston closely
Yesterday for second place in cotton re-
ceipfs, her number being 5,237 bales
against 5,64S for Galveston.
Tho charter of incorporation OF the
Seven Stars Grand Assembly of the
United States Of America, a colored
charitable institution, was filed yesterday
y Dan Miles and Miss Mile Wilson,
Jesse L.. Brown and Miss Alice Partham,
Nick Jordan and Miss Florence Lewis, all
colored, were yesterday granted license TO
marry.
1.-The case Of l.. NJ. Walsh, who made a
mslrderous assault ON Mike Clarke in Cocll-
ran Hall last Sunday, was called in the
police court yesterday morning, but III
definitely postponed 10 await the result Of
his victims injuries.
The Chickasaw Guards will attend
divine service nj Grace church in full
dress uniform next Sunday morning, on
the invitation Of their chaplain, the Rev,
DR. George Patterson, and by order OF
their commanding officer The sermon
and the music will he especially designed
for that occasion.
The gentleman killed by freight
fiain on the Memphis < Charleston rail.
road last Tuesday afternoon, reported
1ncxt morning by the APPEAL, minus the
name, was Mr.. Neville. The old genile-
man was sitting on the track, and, in at
tempting 10 get ont of the way, stepped
n back, and his head was struck by u driving
arm OF the locomotive.
Young Talbert, Gordon, or whatever
his name Is, arrested by Sheriff Cannon
"Wednesday evening on telegram from
Sheriff Lewis, of Dallas, Tex, is wanted
by the authorities here for stealing al
\ overcoat from fellow-boarder, at Mrs
Pattersons, on Court street, sevcra
months ago. Stealing seems 10 be hi
mania, and no amount Of motherly appeals
thas the slightest effect upon him.
III "A book reception will be held at III,
Le Moync institute, No. 2Sl Orleans street
tonight. Friends attending, and othcn
/ interested in the work being done on
there, are solicited to bring or send book
for the institute library, which is free {,
the public, and now contains 100 vol
umes. To add TO the interest Of the rcccp
i ton, literary exercises will he presented il
the large asscmbly-room, beginning at
O'Clock. The reception will continue iron
| 0 TO 10 O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
Transfers.

Louis Ilanaucr, trustee, To Georr Me-
Daniel. lot on Gnyoeo street; $50.
NJ. A. Bland anil wife to Georgc Smith,
ecvcnty.,hrcc arrcs In the Seventh r,il
district, ior $3.50.
Mary Helen Gayle TO Overion 4 Gros.
ycnor iiity.hvc acrcs Of Mci@in"rc anh
llendcn.on's entry, for $500.
James JAY Smith aud john NJ. sears To
Miles Buckinham and W. ID, Beard, irus-
tees. 10 secure W. VI. Snccd, trustee ~
Inc sum Of 81 go. lois 10, ~. u, III and
IA. and part oi 49, on the north side OF TIE
new Raleigh road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
A MORPHINE FIEND.
An Unfortunate Young White Man Who
Promised TO Drown Himself

An Unfortunate Young White Man Who
Promised TO Drown Himself
George VI. Austin, who follows the time.
honored custom Of pc,l'lling, is an unioru-
nate morphine fcnd. lie has the striking
way Of falling upon the street, and keeping
up perpetual motion toward his nose with
cloth saturated with the drug, utterly n.
gardless Of any sensation he may be-
creating by his movements. For four
mornings past he has been before the pc
lice court ON charge Of yagrancy, but
each time was discharged through insult
cheney Of proof or compassion Of his honor.
Yesterday Recorder Powell discharged
austin oii condition tia, he would 20 aud
drown himself, lie departed, but lcSs
than two hours was found 10y Officer
BRYAN on Second street going through his
customary antics. Austin II a white man,
thi,., years OF age, aud rather intelligent
II Is said Squire Powell, upon hearing Of
his rc-anrst, announced that lac would sec
10 Il this morning that the Young mans
promise TO drown himself was carried out,
even II he had to do the business himself
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
WATCH YOUR SIDEWALKS.
Changes that Must BE Made After the
LIST OF January Next.

Changes thht MUST be mhoe Aiter sh'
LIST OF January Next.
On the 9th Of February the Legislative
Council adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That all sidewalks on both
sides Of Main street from Auction 10 Pop.
lar and from lIenlc TO Calhoun which are
rclaid or which need repairing after Janu-
AIRY !, 1883, shall be laid with stone flag
eing or ganoliih Of same sire, style aud
thickness rs is now required on Main street
from Poplar 10 Bcalc also, that this rcso.
luton apply TO Poplar and Adams streets
from Second 10 Manassas, Madison from
Second 10 the Memphis d Charleston rail
mad. leale from Second IN laudctdalc,
shelby from Bcale 70 Calhoun.
Those whose sidewalks need repairing
had better do the work before the daic
named IN the foregoing resolution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
MID Nnu IXerr

WI Reyels. ". H.. Of Baltimore Nd,
SAYS II have been IN the practice II medi-
icine Tor over eighteen years, but never have
l seen the equal of Hodges sarsaparllla. IL
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma.
tism and scrufula. Have almost come Ia
the conclusion that | cannot practice with
out IT," Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-
iactunrs, Nashville. Tenn. u - per bottle.
Sold at Ilcisicr's drug store, as3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18

A big lot 81 Colored Wool Dress Goods
Remnants, ranging in length from yards
TO 3 yards, comprising our very hes, goods.
To make sure Of speedy sale, We offer
them much below manufacturer cost.
You can make sure Il any of these rem.
nant- suit you to get them for lcss than
hall price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
FRIDAY. our BARGAIN DAY.

This is another day Of Bargains VIC
don't mean ordinary bargains, either but
extraordinary ones. Those are the kind
We arc saving for Fridays. One bargain
day week Is better than six. II is rs
much as anybody can handle and make
sure OF. and We have made sure Of every
bargain" thus called today. 1t is below
the price Of my similar article We know
Of, and this Is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-18
4 Told You No.

Mr.. T.. \. Ireland, of Brccn, Phillips 4
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says IL was afflicted
with Piles Tor twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. IL gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and 81
per bottle For sale at lleister's drug store,
No. 2NI Main street